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evchu story
What changed in Thailand’s EV market, from evchu’s own data
evchu writes these from data it collects itself: list prices, registrations, launches and press coverage. Every figure is from the day it happened, and none of it is rewritten from a press release.
March 2026(continued)10 stories
- Launch
NIO Firefly launches in Thailand at ฿799,000
One version, at ฿799,000, the third-most-expensive of the 13 electric hatchbacks on sale on launch day.
฿799,000Starting price
- Launch
Porsche Cayenne Electric launches in Thailand from ฿6,850,000
Three versions, from ฿6,850,000 to ฿9,750,000, the fourth-most-expensive of the 29 mid-size and large electric SUVs on sale on launch day.
฿6,850,000Starting price
- Launch
GWM Ora 5 EV launches in Thailand from an introductory ฿629,000
Two versions, at introductory prices of ฿629,000 and ฿699,000. The introductory prices are on offer until 5 April 2026; the brand has not published regular prices.
฿629,000Starting price
- Launch
Deepal L07 adds the L07 S at ฿1,239,000
It brings the Deepal L07's entry price down to ฿1,239,000, from ฿1,329,000.
฿1,239,000New version from
- Launch
Tesla Model Y adds the L Premium Long Range AWD (6-seater) at ฿1,999,000
With it, the Tesla Model Y line-up runs from ฿1,719,000 to ฿2,019,000.
฿1,999,000New version from
- Launch
Isuzu D-Max EV launches in Thailand at ฿1,591,000
One version, at ฿1,591,000, the second-most-expensive of the 8 electric pickups on sale on launch day.
฿1,591,000Starting price
- Facelift
Zeekr X facelift cuts prices by up to ฿300,000
The Standard RWD now lists at ฿899,000, ฿300,000 less than before.
฿899,000New version from
- Launch
Mini Cooper Electric adds the Cooper SE Paul Smith Edition at ฿1,899,000
With it, the Mini Cooper Electric line-up runs from ฿1,555,000 to ฿2,249,000.
฿1,899,000New version from
- Launch
Wuling Starlight Darion EV launches in Thailand from ฿839,000
Two versions, at ฿839,000 and ฿899,000, the second-cheapest of the 7 electric MPVs on sale on launch day. Introductory prices of ฿799,000 and ฿859,000 are on offer until 31 March 2026.
฿839,000Starting price
- Market
Nearly 1 in 5 new cars in Thailand was electric in March 2026
Fully electric cars made up 18.9% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in March 2026 (10,095 of 53,342), with EV registrations up 33.4% on March 2025.
18.9%EV share of new cars · March 2026
February 20261 story
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EVs fell to nearly 1 in 9 new cars in Thailand in February 2026
Fully electric cars made up 11.0% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in February 2026 (4,790 of 43,589), down from 47.5% in January; February tends to run low after January’s year-end registrations.
11.0%EV share of new cars · February 2026
January 20265 stories
- Launch
Tesla Model 3 adds the Standard RWD at ฿1,149,000
It brings the Tesla Model 3's entry price down to ฿1,149,000, from ฿1,439,000.
฿1,149,000New version from
- Price rise
Denza raises the D9 Premium FWD by ฿155,000
The D9 Premium FWD, the cheapest D9, now lists at ฿2,154,900, up from ฿1,999,900.
+฿155,000D9 Premium FWD: ฿1,999,900 → ฿2,154,900
- Market
Nearly half of new cars in Thailand were electric in January 2026
Fully electric cars made up 47.5% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in January 2026 (40,465 of 85,100), the highest share since our series began in January 2025; January tends to run high, as many year-end sales are registered after New Year.
47.5%EV share of new cars · January 2026
- Price rise
Lotus raises the Emeya by up to ฿200,000
All five versions of the Emeya now list up to ฿200,000 higher; it now starts at ฿4,999,000, up from ฿4,890,000.
+฿200,000Emeya 900 Sport Carbon: ฿7,990,000 → ฿8,190,000
- Price rise
Lotus raises the Eletre by up to ฿200,000
All five versions of the Eletre now list up to ฿200,000 higher; it now starts at ฿5,399,000, up from ฿5,290,000.
+฿200,000Eletre 900 Sport Carbon: ฿7,990,000 → ฿8,190,000
December 20251 story
- Market
EVs reached a third of Thailand’s new cars in December 2025, a first in our series
Fully electric cars made up 36.6% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in December 2025 (14,194 of 38,791), the first month at one in three or more since our series began in January 2025.
36.6%EV share of new cars · December 2025
November 20251 story
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EVs took 25.9% of Thailand’s new cars in November 2025, the highest share since June
Fully electric cars made up 25.9% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in November 2025 (10,351 of 39,921), the highest share since June 2025 (27.1%).
25.9%EV share of new cars · November 2025
October 20251 story
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EVs took 23.3% of Thailand’s new cars in October 2025, the highest share since June
Fully electric cars made up 23.3% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in October 2025 (9,602 of 41,159), the highest share since June 2025 (27.1%).
23.3%EV share of new cars · October 2025
September 20251 story
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More than 1 in 5 new cars in Thailand was electric in September 2025
Fully electric cars made up 21.7% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in September 2025 (9,400 of 43,271), with EV registrations down 0.3% on August.
21.7%EV share of new cars · September 2025
August 20251 story
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More than 1 in 5 new cars in Thailand was electric in August 2025
Fully electric cars made up 22.8% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in August 2025 (9,431 of 41,325), with EV registrations down 5.0% on July.
22.8%EV share of new cars · August 2025
July 20251 story
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More than 1 in 5 new cars in Thailand was electric in July 2025
Fully electric cars made up 21.8% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in July 2025 (9,924 of 45,481), with EV registrations down 23.1% on June.
21.8%EV share of new cars · July 2025
June 20251 story
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EVs reached 27.1% of Thailand’s new cars in June 2025, a new high for our series
Fully electric cars made up 27.1% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in June 2025 (12,906 of 47,678), the highest share since our series began in January 2025.
27.1%EV share of new cars · June 2025
May 20251 story
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EVs reached 24.1% of Thailand’s new cars in May 2025, a new high for our series
Fully electric cars made up 24.1% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in May 2025 (11,827 of 49,028), the highest share since our series began in January 2025.
24.1%EV share of new cars · May 2025
April 20251 story
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More than 1 in 7 new cars in Thailand was electric in April 2025
Fully electric cars made up 15.0% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in April 2025 (6,092 of 40,734), with EV registrations down 19.5% on March.
15.0%EV share of new cars · April 2025
March 20251 story
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Nearly 1 in 6 new cars in Thailand was electric in March 2025
Fully electric cars made up 16.5% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in March 2025 (7,570 of 45,741), with EV registrations up 48.7% on February.
16.5%EV share of new cars · March 2025
February 20251 story
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EVs fell to nearly 1 in 8 new cars in Thailand in February 2025
Fully electric cars made up 12.4% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in February 2025 (5,091 of 41,197), down from 22.1% in January; February tends to run low after January’s year-end registrations.
12.4%EV share of new cars · February 2025
January 20251 story
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More than 1 in 5 new cars in Thailand was electric in January 2025
Fully electric cars made up 22.1% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in January 2025 (12,334 of 55,923); January tends to run high, as many year-end sales are registered after New Year.
22.1%EV share of new cars · January 2025